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هيئة النقل العام تمضي قدمًا نحو تطبيق منظومة النقل الأخضر وتقليل الانبعاثات
Walid Nassar شهدت هيئة النقل العام تطورا ملحوظاً في أسطول الأتوبيسات، مع التوسع في الحافلات العاملة بالغاز والكهرباء دعمًا للنقل الأخضر وتقليل…
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When the State Rewrites Its Covenant with the People An Analytical Reading of KAZAKHSTAN’s Draft New CONSTITUTION
Chief editor writes From Amendments to Metamorphosis: A Constitutional Turning Point On 31 January, the Constitutional Court of the Republic…
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The Strait of Hormuz: The World on the Brink of Choking and a War Without Declaration
Chief editor writes The Strait of Hormuz is witnessing a growing buildup of oil tankers and commercial vessels due to…
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The Final Station of Apology.. With the Gate of Hope Left Open
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe I did not love you as people love people, but as a seeker loves a…
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When Istanbul Calls Me
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe When I dream of her, she calls me— not with a voice, but with a hidden…
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A Day When the Egyptian Police Said “No”… and Colonialism Was Broken
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe In 1953, A Day When the Egyptian Police Said “NO”… and Colonialism Was Broken In Ismailia,…
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Hymns of Dew in the Arms of Dawn _ Deen
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe How beautiful it is — how beautiful — when the sky pours its silent pearls into the…
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On the Banks of Al-Azhar… Where Dreams Bloom from Distant Seas
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe We came from faraway oceans, carrying in our bags hearts aflame with knowledge, and…
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When the Great Builder Steps Down… Mahathir Muhammad in the Memory of the Nation
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe Indeed, to God we belong, and to Him we return. You who carved a homeland from narrow…
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When Dawn Bled in Baku… and Blood Gave Birth to a Nation
Poetry: Ashraf AboArafe On the twentieth of January, Baku was no longer a city— it became an open…
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